Campbell's Pub nestles at the foot of Croagh Patrick, the holy mountain. It has been in the same Campbell family for many generations and offers a unique, very personal history of this area dating back to 1740 and earlier. The pub is quaint, full of character and has recently been lovingly restored.The pub is full of family memorabilia and photographs that tell the social history of this area. Take time to drink in the lovely views of Clew bay and look at the poignant memorial to those who died during the famine- this is located across the road from the pub and is in the form of a sculpture depicting the skeletons of those who perished from hunger whilst sailing to America for a better life. Visit this magical part of County Mayo - one of the highlights of our holiday - You won't be disappointed!" - Tripadvisor.com

“After the climbing of Croagh Patrick”
Believe me, if you are going to climbing the Croagh Patrick, are you going to need a very good food and a pint of your favorite drink and this is the best place in the bottom of the Croagh Patrick. The prices are very good as well. Very good chowder for 6.95 euros.

“Beer Garden BBQ is Amazing!”
We came here as part of a stag party in May. Pints were tasty and expertly served with a smile. We didn't eat the Bar/Restaurant food but it looked great as it was passing us! We had arranged a group BBQ and we were brought out to the beer garden and sat in "The Shed" and we feasted! It was a meat feast and it was amazing!! The accompanying salads were delish and very good quality! The staff were great and good craic! Gave us plenty of second helpings! Went for more pints after that and watched Connacht hammer Leinster in the Pro 12 final! Great experience! I'll be back!